Geo Features

Question 1

Terminal 18 and 20

Answer 1

6000’ pier face. Kinder Morgan oil terminal in north end w/ 2 fuel manifolds. Long container face with 6 large container cranes starting south of of kinder Morgan. T20 is south of T18 and used for container storage, also has tanks and manifold for transfer of molasses

Question 2

Pier 23

Answer 2

Centerline logistics( Olympic tug and barge) offices and mooring for tug and barges

Question 3

Spokane street lower bridge

Answer 3

Park with fishing pier

Question 4

Terminal 25

Answer 4

1600’ face with 3 gantry cranes. Used for barge storage and ship lay berth

Question 5

Pier 28

Answer 5

Used for storage of container barges

Question 6

Terminal 30

Answer 6

1800’ face with 3 large container cranes

Question 7

Terminal 5

Answer 7

2900’ container terminal with 6 container cranes

Question 8

Pier 7

Answer 8

Warehouse for paper products

Question 9

BP/Arco oil terminal

Answer 9

670’ dock with fuel manifolds, oil storage tanks and large warehouse

Question 10

Fishers flour

Answer 10

Abandoned flour silos and large warehouse

Question 11

Island tug and barge

Answer 11

Company offices and mooring for tug and barged

Question 12

Tilbury cement

Answer 12

Unused cement plant with silos now used for barge storage

Question 13

Spokane street swing bridge

Answer 13

2- 480’ swing sections on each side of the waterway. Long wooden sheer wall on west shore

Question 14

West Seattle bridge

Answer 14

Large prominent fixed concrete arched bridge crossing waterway

Question 15

BNSF rail bridge

Answer 15

Bascule bridge made of steel and concrete. Trestle on west shore

Question 16

Harbor island marina

Answer 16

Mid sized marina owned by the port of Seattle. Offers covered and open moorings

Question 17

General construction yard #1

Answer 17

On west shore immediately south of rail bridge. Construction yard with wharfage for construction barges also has equipment and pier for receiving gravel barges

Question 18

Terminal 105

Answer 18

Open yard for scrap steel receives barges and ships for scrap steel

Question 19

Lafarge cement

Answer 19

Receives bulk cement,sand and lime rock. Had large bucket crane on pier mounted on rails

Question 20

Alaska marine lines

Answer 20

Container yard that loads and unloads container barges. Has 2 large loading ramps and large warehouse

Question 21

Terminal 115

Answer 21

Container yard that loads and unloads container barges. Also used for container storage

Question 22

Manson construction

Answer 22

Series of piers that store numerous Types of construction barges and tug boats

Question 23

Glacier cement( cal Portland)

Answer 23

Wharf for receipt of cement by ship and barge. Has large warehouse

Question 24

1st ave south bridge

Answer 24

Pair of double leaf bascule bridges, large cement Cassions and approach ramps. Navigational range to the west of bridge on south shore